Sentence examples for enough to fire a from inspiring English sources

Any country stupid enough to fire a missile at the United States or its forces, they say, would suffer annihilating retaliation.

"Rumours" and "No Reptiles" were performed with sweaty panache, lead singer Jeremy Pritchard spitting the line: "like a fat child in a pushchair old enough to run/ old enough to fire a gun".

A leading Democratic contender, the City Council speaker Christine C. Quinn, has already taken the possibility of a Lhota candidacy seriously enough to fire a shot across his bow.

The insurgents here play cat and mouse with the soldiers, popping out for seconds, just long enough to fire a rocket-propelled grenade or an assault rifle, then melting back into the shadows.

The subject of language as a visual phenomenon is not exactly understudied, but the illustrative specimens chosen by the show's organizer, Joel Smith, a curator at the museum, are shrewd and offbeat enough to fire a string of revelations.

BG says it has found about 13 trillion cubic feet, or about 370 billion cubic meters, of natural gas, less than has been found so far in Mozambique, but still enough to fire a liquefied natural gas facility of two or three units to export the fuel to Asia.

(The word cannon became dominant only gradually, and the modern use of the term to describe a gun large enough to fire an explosive shell did not emerge until the 20th century).

But I didn't think of seizing a weapon -- I wanted to be Commander in Chief, just long enough to fire that a--hole.

The Fuel's internal battery is only capable of holding about 220mAh worth of charge, which Devotec figures will give your smartphone up to a half hour of extra talk time — more than enough to fire off a few frenzied emails or to make a brief emergency call or two.

IT takes a lot of men to make a gun, as Stephen Sondheim wrote in a lyric for "Assassins," and he probably wasn't even thinking of the people who make that gun safe enough to fire on a stage.

Philpotts can't get close enough to fire off a "What are half your team doing without their name-badges, Pearl?" but I need the loo – no chance, not 'til all the breaks are over.